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WHEREAS, diverse unhappy marital ditfioultiell have arisen
between the parties causing them to believe that their marriage
is irretrievably broken, as a result of which they have separated
and now live separate and apart from one another, the parties
being estranged due to such marital difficulties with no
reasonable expeotation of reconciliation, and the parties hereto
are desirous of settling fully and finally their respective
finanoial and property rights and obligations as between each
other, including, without limitation by Epecificationl the
settling of all mattertl between them relating to the ownership
of real and personal property, and the settling of all matters
relating to the custody and support of their minor children,
and in general the settling of any and all claims and posaible
claimll by one against the other or against their respactive
elltl'lte, partioularly those responsibilities and rights growing
out of the marriage relationship.
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual promi.e.,
oovenants and undertakings hereinafter set forth and for other
good and valuable consideration, the receipt of which ia hereby
acknowledged by each of the parties hereto, Husband and Wite,
each intending to be legally bound hereby, covenant and aque
aa follow81
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1 . S~PARA'l'lllli.:. I t shall be lawful for each party,
at all times hereafter, to live separate and apart from the
other, at such plaoe or places all he or she may, from time to
time, choose or deem fit. Each party shall be free from
interference, authority or contact by the other, as fully as
if he or she were single and unmarried, except as may be
necessary to carry out the provieions of this Agreement. Neither
party shall molest the other or attempt to endeavor to molest
the other, nor compel the other to cohabit with the other, or
in any way harass or malign the other, nor in any way interfere
with the peaceful eXistence, separate and apart from the other.
Should a decree, jUdgment or order of separation
or divorce be obtained by ei ther of the parties in this or any
other state, country or jurisdiction, each of the parties her$by
consents and agrees that this Agreement and all of its covenants
shall not be affected in any way by any such separation or
divorce I and that nothing in any such decree, judgment, order
or further modi fication or r.evision thereof shall al ter, amend
or vary any term of this Agreement, whether or not either or
both of the parties sha 11 remarry, it being understood by and
between the parties hereto that this Agreement shall survive
and shall not be merged into any decree, jUdgment, or order
of divorce or separation. It is specifically agreed, however,
that a copy of this Agreemont or the substance of the provisionl
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thereof, may be incorporated by reference into any divo/:'ce,
judgment or decree. This incorporation, however, shall not
be regarded as a merger, it being the specific intent of the
parties to permi t this Agreement to survive any judgment, and
to be forever hinding and conclufflive upon the parties.
2. EFFECTIVE DATE. The effective date of this
Agreement shall be the "date of execut ion" or "execution date",
defined as tho date upon which it is executed by the partiea
if they have each executed the Ag.reement on the same date.
Otherwise, the "date of execution" or "execution date" of this
Agreement shall be defined as the date of execution by the party
last executing this Agreement.
3. ~UTUAL RELEASES. Husband and Wife do hereby
mutually remise, rolellse, quit-claim or forever discharge the
other and estate of such othor, for all time to come, and for
all purposes whatsoever, from any and all rights, title and
interest, or claims in or against the estate of such other,
of whatever nature and wherever situate, which he or she now
has or at any time hereafter may have againat such other, the
estate of such other or any part thereof, whether arising out
of any former acts, contracts, engagements or liabilities of
such other or by way of dower or curtesy, of claims in the nature
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of dower or curtesy, or widow's or widower's rights, family
exemption or similar allowance or under the intestate laws,
or the right to take against the spouse's wi 11, or the right
to treat a lifotime conveyance by the other as testamentary
or all other rights of a surviving spouse to participate in
a deceased spouse's estate, whether arising under the United
States, or any other country, or any rights which either party
may now have or at any time hereafter have for the past, present,
or future support or maintenance, alimony, alimony pendente
lite, counsel fellls, costs or expenses, whether arising as a
result of the marital relation or otherwise, except and only
except all rights and agreements and obligations of whatsoever
nature arising or which may arislll under this Agreement or for
the breach of any provision thereof. It is the intention of
Husband and Wife to give to each other by the execution of this
Agreement a full, complete and general release with respect
to any and all property of any kind or nature, real personal
or mixed, which the other now owns or may hereafter acquire,
except, and only except, all rIghts and agreements and
obligations of whatsoever nature arisIng or which may arIso
under this Agreement or for the breach of any provision thereof.
4. DISTRUlUTION DATE. The transfer of property,
funds and/or documents provided for herein shall only take ~tace
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on the "distribution date" which shall be defined 118 the date
of execution of the Divorce Decree, unless othllrwhe Ipect tied
herein.
5. MUTUfII, CONSENT / AD.Y1..@ OF COUNSEL, HUlband
and Wife acknowledge and understand the terms and condi tions
of this Agreemont and, husband is represented by Arthur K.
Oils, Esquire and Wife is not represented by an Attorney and
is proceoding pro Se 1 however, the wife has been advised 1;0
seek legal counsel and by executing this Property Settlement
Agreement, acknowledges that she has had the opportunity to
have this Agreement reviewed by independent counsel of her choice
prior to execution of the same. Further, wife is encouraged
1;0 seek independent counsel to represent hsr in this divorce
action by both the Court of Common Pleas of Cumberland county
and the Attorney for the Defendant, Arthur K. Oils, Esquire,
Husband and Wife acknowledge that they fully understand
the facts as to their legal rights and obligations under this
Agreement. Husband and Wife acknowledge and accllpt that this
Agreement is, under the circumstances, fair and equitable and
that it: is being entered into freely and voluntarily, and that
the execution of this Agreement is not tho result of any
collusion or improper or illegal agreement or agreementl.
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6. FINANCIAL D);SCLOSUR~...L The parties confirm
that eaoh has relied on the substantial acouracy of the financial
disclosure of the other as an induollment to the exeoution of
this Agreement.
The partiea acknowledge that there has been no formal
disoovery conducted in their pending divorce aotion and that
neither party has filed an Inventory and Appraisement as required
by Section 3505(b) of the Pennsylvania Divorce Code.
Notwithstanding the foregoing, the rights of either
party to pursue a olaim for equitable distribution, pursuant
to the Pennsylvania Divorce COde, of any interest owned by
the other party in an asset of any nature at any time prior
to the date of execution of this agreement that was not disclosed
to the other party or h1B or her counsel prior to the date of
the within agreement is expresllly reserved. In the event that
ei ther party, at any time hereafter, discovers I!luoh an
undisclosed asset, the parties shall have the right to petition
the Court of Common Pleas of Dauphin County to make equitable
distribution of said asset.
The non disclosing party shall be responsible for
payment of oounsel fees, costs or expenses inourred by the other
party in seeking equitable distribution of said Bsset.
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7. DIllBT/l AND On~IG^TIONS, Husband represents
and warranto to Wife that since June, 1995, he has not,
and in the future he will not contract or incur any
debt or liability for which Wife or her estate might be
responsible and shall indemnify and save Wife haemless from
any and all claims or demands made against her by reason of
such debts or obligations incurred by him since the date of
said separation, except as otherwise set forth herein.
Wife represents and warrants to Husband that since
June 1995, she has not, and in the future she will not
contract or incur any debt or liability for which Husband or
his estate might be responsible and shall indemnify and save
Husband harmless from any and all claims or demands made against
him by reason of such debts or obligations incurred by her since
the date of said separation, except as otherwise set forth
herein.
Wife hereby agrees to assume and be solely responsible
for the follOWing debts I The mortgage on the real estate located
at ,.0 Lee Drive, Marysville, Perry County, Pennsylvania, and
all debts in connection with milintenance and living expense.
in connection with the home. Wife shall be solely responsible
for the mortgage on the real estate as ot September 1, 1995.
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Husband hereby agrees to assume and be solely
responsible for the following debts I None.
8.
REAL ESTATE.
Husband and wife agree that they
are the joint owners of the marital residence located at 140
Lee Drive,
Marysville, Perry County, Pennsylvania.
Husband
and wife hereby agree that said marital residence shall be sold
and the Ilet proceeds shall be divided fifty-five (55\) percent
to wife and forty-five (45\) percent to husband. Wife shall
be given the opportunity to sell the real estate as of August
1, 1995 until November 1, 1995, giving her three months to do
eo, without the assistance of a Realtor. On November 1, 1995
if there has been no executed Agreoment of Sale, then a Realtor
will be contacted and wife will cooperate with the sale of the
home.
Wife hereby agrees
to be solely responsible for the
maintenance and upkeop of the marital residence as well as the
mortgage payments.
Any payments made by husband on wife's
behalf shall bo reimbursed to husband by wife upon settlement.
9.
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Except. as set forth hereto,
Husband and Wife have agreed that their personal property has
been divided to the parties' mut.ual satisfaction and neither
party will make any claims to the property possessed by th.
other, except as set forth hereto,
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The following items shall become the sole and separate
property of husband I dishes (uncle Mack's), towels/linons,
dehumidifier, television/VCR, wooden picnic table, garden toolSI
rake, shovel, landscaping shovel, bamboo rake, digging bar,
gijrden hose, weed eater, gas grill, and invisible fence.
The following items shall become the sole and separate
property of wifel all of the remaining personal property and
household furnishings in the real estate located at 140 Lee
Drive, Marysville, Perry County, Pennsylvania, after the husband
obtains the items listed above, all equipment concerning the
horses and the horses, and the property named in a document
entitled, "Horse Venture", and the propet.ty located in Pueblo
West, Colorado.
10. rENSION AND RETIREMENT BEN~FITS. The parties
do hereby specifically waive all their respective rights, title
and interest in any pension or retirement plan of the other
party. Said pension/retirement plan shall become the sole and
separate property of the said party in whose name the plan is
currently carried, free and clear of all claims of the other
party. Wife acknowledges and she specifically waives any right,
claim or interest which she may have in husband's
penSion/retirement plan through Huggins Printing Company,
lIorr isburg, Pennsylvania, or any other employer, and husband
and wife hereby acknowledge that wife has no penSion/retirement
pIIUIS.
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11. WAIVER OF RIOHTS~ The parties hereto fully
understand their rights under and pursuant to the Divorce Code,
Act of 1900, No. 1980-26, as Amended February 12, 1988,
particularly the provisions for alimony pendente lite, spousal
support, equitable distribution of marital property, attorney
fees and expenses. Both parties agree that tolis f'.greement shall
conclusively provide for the distribution of property under
the said law and the parties hereby waive, release and forever
relinquish any further rights they may respectively have against
the other for alimony, alimony pendente lite, spousal support,
equitable distribution of marital property, attor.ney fees and
expenses.
12. MOTOR VEHICLES. Husband hereby agrees that
he shall execute any and all documents necesoary to transfer
all of his right, ti tle and interest in the
1992 Pontiac Transport automobile to wife and wife hereby agrees
to be solely responsible for all insurance and any other debts
incurred with the ownership of said automobile.
Wife hereby agrees that she shall execute any and
all documents necessary to transfer all of her right, title
and interest in the 198'1 Toyota pick-up truck to husband and
husband hereby agrees to be solely responsible for all insurance
and any other debts incurred with the ownership of said
automobile.
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13, CUS'X'ODY. 'X'he parties are the natural parents
of two children, nsmelYl Kristin E. Loncar, having been born
June 14, 1963 and Rehanna L. Loncar, having been born November
17, 1965. Husband and wife hereby agree that they shall enjoy
shared legal custody of their children, with primary physical
custody in the mother. All decisions affecting the children I s
growth and development inclUding, but not limited to, medical
and dental treatment, education and religion, shall be determined
upon mutual agreement of mother and father.
Husband and wife hereby agreo that husband shall
have partial oustody as followSl
(a) During the summer months the father shall have
visitation every other week from Friday evening until the
following Friday evening,
(b) During the school year the father shall have
visitation of the minor children every other weekend from Friday
evening until Sunday evening,
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visitations as
district,
'X'wo evenings during the week, with overnight
long as husband resides in the same school
(d) Holidays shall be shared as the parties shall
mutually agree at that time,
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(e) The birthdays of the children and mother and
father shall be shared os mutually agreed upon b.,tween the
parties at that time,
(f) Mocher's Day with Mother, Father's Day with
father,
(g) Transportation ot the children tor the purpoee8
ot this visitation shall be shared equally between mother and
father.
14. CHILD Sl1PPORT. Husband hereby agrees to pay
to wife the sum of $575.00 per month commencing September I,
1995 representing child support, said child support payment
shall be made in the weekly amount of $132.50 commencing
September 1, 1995. Husband and wife hereby agree that said
weekly payments shall be mode by the hllsband directly to the
Wife, however, both parties have been advised and by execution
of this Agreement, acknowledge that they may file an action
with the Domestic Relations Office in the appropriate
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j ur isdiction in connection with child support payments at any
time. Husband shall maintain health and major medical coverage
on the children as provided for by his employer. Husband and
wite hereby agree that husband will be responsible for one-half
elf all uninsured medical bi lis of the c,hildren. Wife hereby
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agrees that she shall submit to husband verifioation of
submission to the health insurance provider, showing the amount
whioh has not been oovered by insurance.
15. MEDICAL COVERAGE. Husband hereby agrees to
maintain medical coverage on his wife for a period of
twelve (12) months. Said medical coverage shall be prOVided
through the cobra Plan of the husband's employer, wi th the
huaband being responsible for the payment of the monthly premium.
16. MUTUAL RELEASE Of' CLAIMS. Except as otherwise
stated in this Agreement, Husband and Wife each do hereby
mutually remise, release, qui tclaim and forever discharge the
other, for all time to come, und for all purposes whatsoever,
of and from any and all rights, title and interests, or claims
in or against the property (including income and gain from the
property hereafter accruing) of the other or against the estate
of each other, of whatever nature and wheresoever situate, whioh
he or she now haa or at any time hereafter may have, specifically
inoluding any rights which either party may have or at any time
hereafter have for past, present, or future spousal support,
or maintenance, alimony, alimony pendente lite, spousal support,
equitable distribution of marital property, attorney fees, cOltl
or expenses, whether ariSing as a result of the marital relation
or otherwise.
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It is the intontion of the Husband and Wife to give
to each other by the execution of this Agreement, a full,
oomplete and general release with respect to any and all
property of any kind or nature, real, personal or mixed, which
the other now owns or may hereafter acquire, excelilt and only
exoept all righte and agreements and obligations of whatsoever
nature arising or which may arise under this Agreement or for
the breach of any provisicn thereof.
17. INCOME ~lf.:. Husband and wi fe hereby agree
that husband may claim the child, Rehanna L. Loncar, as an income
tax deduction commencing the year 1995 and husband and wife
further agree that wife may claim the child, Kristin E. Loncar,
as an income tax deduction commencing the year 1995.
18. WAIVER OR MODIFICATION TO BE IN WRITING. A
modification or waiver of any of the terms of this Agreement
shall be effoctive only if in writing, signed by both parties
and executed with the same formality as this Agreement. No
waiver of any breach hereof or default hereunder shall be deemed
a waiver of any SUbsequent def.ault of the same or similar nature.
.19. MUTUAl. COOPERATION, Each party shall, at
any time and from time to time hereafter, take any and all step.
and execute, acknowledge and deliver' to the other party, any
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and all future instruments and/or documents that the other party
may reasonably requiro for that purpose of giving full force
~nd effect to the provisions of the Agreement.
20. AGREEMENT BlNDING ON HEIRS. This Agreement
shall bo binding and shall inure to the benefit of the parties
hereto and their respective legateea, devises, heirs, executors,
administrators, successors and assigns in the interest of the
parties.
;21. BREACH. If either party breaches any provision
of this Agreemont, the other party shall have the rights, at
his or ~er election, to sue in law or in equity to enforce any
rights and remedies which the party may have, and the party
breaching this Agreement shall be responsible for payment of
attorney fees and all costs incurred by the other in enforcing
his or her rights under this Agreement.
2~. LAW OF PENNSYLVANIA APPLICABLE.
shall be construed in accordance with the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
This Agreement
laws of the
23. HEADINGS NOT PART OF AGREEMENT. Any headings
preceding the text of the soveral paragraphs/provisions and
SUbparagraphs hereof, are inserted solely for convenience of
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resoLut;ion. In consltlur.'[ILlon of tho above' tho mutualLy made
and to ..uup prolllisllrJ oot fot'th horll ill 1.11'tur.' :lnrl for othor good
and vaLuo consirlel'ut.l.on und intond lrl!~ 1;0 bo l.u/\aL bond nn,! to
loga L l,y bind tho ru h io t'n, [JUrHHlot'rJ, C\n'lir',IIQt'[!, an,! po r 1.10 na 1
roprrlOunl;utlvoo, L,) hUl'U by convlun thu GOVOIi:lrlt pt'OIIll.Cle ao
folLowlJ. l,;ustcd,y of IIllnot' chI.Lrlron IlhuLl b'J allrl r.'I.linnln in
wlr"j:1 Ol""" lliJ 01' cfl') dlll"j hUt"llll 'lI,r 'lUll,)""" I,ll Lh', I,'Jl'1I1l1 'lIld
condlslonu of lll.',t'OOlllonL. /(udballd rtfl.Jll. havlJ 'lIl<l oll,jo,y with
lirnltll tion tOIll[Jor.'ary cu:.! tody of III inor eh lJ.rlt'on. liusband hl:l.o
right to [luttcaprltu fULl,y allrl klndLy in nny and aLl. dio1:3lono
rogardinr!, abovo rnl.nor.' eh ll.dl'lln at' :Jllirl pat'tloo, In connlrloratlon
of prO[Hlr woU'nr.'u of.' chll.rlrotl, and <1[' th'Jro '~du()ntlon and h'luLth.
Wife agrorJ:J to Iwtlf,,! hlwban,,[ of an:! lr\l\e ldont ilnd ot' hlluLth
pr.'obLon\s 1JIl.\,y OOCUl'ltli.'; tr) ohl.l.llt"Jtl 01' of flll,y lnpondl.ng n.gt'l)rlment
m'ldo oonolJt'tl.ltli\ oh l. Ldr."J11 I.'ot' OQllUO l ta t lon 01' r l.na l ,Ile Lu Lon
mad,). Huobanll l.l1.\t")'JU Co pn,,! 'II i fe fot' tho rJUppot't of th'H'e
chiLdron., lnoJ.udln,'; I." tl\l~r."! /l1,\I;'llll'1I1011 r.llld fJ,lljoncion.
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A/~r.'''l)d mnount to ~)o p'll<1 rOt' both uhlldt'otl tilL UW) or LB yoar
Ot' tilL ()t' upon lIIovlrll'; 'Jilt Oil tt\lH'U oIVn IJllpplH't :~ "0.1)0 ut ~
be/"Lnning or firut Wl.llJkot' l.l;'ll)h lIIonth, Itl ullditLon to support
paymen tu Husband shuLL pr(,)vidu a t II Lu l.lxponllU I'll. IHue llrUSB
und Pa IJLue :.lhiliLd IIIUJ(H' lIlodLullL covut':lgl.l on orloh minor oh1Ld,
l)overugo shaH relllain in tacit for 'l'ona-IWh Loncar up to ono
yeut' aCter dLvol'ce ls l'LrHlLLzed, at whloh tilllo pa,ymontn may
be rasullled by hur. 1n tho uaoo lIIujor lIIod. doou not pay for
prooedures n<leded to /JUG tu in hellL th apt w.~lJeing of child
lJusband shaLL be t'<Jqulrod to p'w ~ fi~olltlt in Ot' ncoordonoo to
his llalary income in comparb<Jn to WU"ln \'n<JolOo. HUl3bund Ilnd wLt'e
hereby I) knowLedlr,o there Qt!.LI.{',atLot\ to pr'o':L(\u \'/\.thin tho liml.to
of th,Jr.'1.l t'inutl<J111 abL L1 t,y 1;0 ,lUll ;]0, rOt' thot") 110.1. 1.~11',')' m:H'l:'UI~O,
or othar higher 1.'Ot'100 of oducatLon SOIllO contribution Ln the
aCt'uot to abiJ.ity. llllr:ll:lI'l<l ..Ii.',t'0(HI to contt'l.butfJ nn<l ,)xtr.'a ~;,~
to oach uhlldo r3u[JplJt't [10 hu l1,quLt',,';J I.m:r)III'1 I.n<Jt'oa:1111J, bonuo,
nnd/or raissD. Huobnn<1 and w\.fe ngre~ wife ia to resLde in
resLdanto all J.I>O l,o,) Uf'. untl.l. :')ottclmont of houoe In mado.
lJut'ing this tiHllJ pat'lod llurJbund H1a,y VillLt ohiLdren ao he
wioheo upon phono cu.Ll Ln udvuno(). l't'Ofll)rt,y IJO H1ontLonod ls
to bt) placed on the lIlarlte t 1'ot' Oil 1.0 In tht.! ,your 1~1~6, uno yenr
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/';t'a()(j Ls permUtod afttJY;A :Jlllo to IIIOVO b,!Lonl',Ln"~[l out. After
pro[l()['ty is 1301d U rlOlll,Y'IJL lOrJntloll CO!' ())(l)h:\nl',lJlnl~ chLLllron
wL.Ll blJ sot. :)UI.~I.~()lJtLon lu llrUllphlJ.L 1,Ial.L at Gardon ["ood <':ourt.
j"athar IJhall t',uvo ch Udrot! two ~fl tut'du,YIJ of IltId tWI) :.lunda,ys of
ovory mOllth boin~ every othor weok"nd aL:Jo flvo <Jonnoqu0tlve day
no t to incLudu wuuku,ld 11J.!)." thL'U') ,""lill ~ LOllrJ I. d:l,y:; ~h['u onuh
montn. L~e ubovo not to ineLude Juns 1.4, Nov. l7. fob. L8 or
Known Hollduyn. 1'ho130 datU:l to bo t"J'lll'I'ltod only. "ummor
vacation months Juno, JuLy, AUl\uot, affords and addLtional
1'\.vu connOtlU(ltLvt1 <I'IY_J. An,y opocLIlL ovenl; may be t'oquostod.
~or agroomant concornitl~ ~utuuL UonL1'1t Lifo Inourunoo Polioy
KrLutin E. Loncar Bnd Hahunna L. Loncar will be benlfLoorias
jolntLy and ()'!urlLI.,Y.
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or flnd [) 1;l\or' lnsur'uno oompany oovor'aeo.
Pension plan llugt!;lnl3 l'l'lntinl'; Go, flal.d llllmed (}U,u'dI.Bn U :~%J,1Il
pollcy wifa ullroos to fJett1e und rotJUJllu fl rollod OVllr amount
to nllW account slltforth in hor namu uum of ~7,500.00 aR
sottl,lllllont. do LEHl~l. {f/, {4,)11 11'/"~( --kl.e(lil-4'O~ ~
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Husband sots no olaim , ri~ht I or LnturuuL to property so called
hOl'r3<J Von ture invo I. vLng ~ thor' poo plus Ln tUI'(JrJ t and w L fes invesUturo,
or' to an,thing '10 rOUl L'Jd to <H' 00nnl.'C tod wil;h In an,ywo,V. 1;0 rlClInpon-
un t 1(.)1\.3 :u'e dUll.
A[\rood tJr.mlt uooountu now v,{tutLng alld hold to o1.thol' prJ.l'tioiJ porson-
nall.y shull. 1"<Jma1.n to oaoh hi'l/hot' own.
llUubul1cl uots no cl,'lim, l'l.l.':ht, intot'0tJt:J or ro1.lIlbUrstlllent of any
kl.nd to wLl:'v:1 i;Lvon PI'OP1It't,y, by n)(lllll:i ot.' wLt'eu JIIol;hot', loor:ltod 1.n
l'lwbl.,) ~o I.cl"ad'I,
It .1.'1 ;:J.'-~.j'O(l11 I. ~ J.'}.'al'l,," JI.'L JIJ \llj '1,'lli.(;I.: IJf:I.'I,J!:i 1~'1 :Vltl ::,:)1.11 O'i,'nor-
Ship to 'l'ona-Hah L<H10rJ,t'. J.'oyotrl plok-up truck II,w 1')(5'1 belong in
GOul. ownllmhl.lJ to ::Jtevoll J. LOnCflt'.
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l~ote, Jol.nt !1roport,y r.lhaLJ. bo divid0cl )Jf!~ aCtor f.l.rst morgll.ge
ho1-:1ot'ilat't'Ll '.J:llll, ha:1 boon latLoflou, aponu :lUlo and
sottlomont '<lL' lIIlU:)i) to tLr',l PIH"t,y,
We two agrue, pro-sale arrangements Ghall be hundied and oarried out
by fona said wiro.
property hold jol.ntly wLll. not i~oolllber any loans by eithor Husband
dr wl.fo. (J.Lj.() Loo I.)L'. I\I:lt',yuvl.llc) I'll 1.'/o';:J of.' l'OtT,y uounty, 1(,yO,
I;OWMhip)
nor bu UlJod to .Ln'1ul.rd l~t'()CLI;()r' ,Iobt. ,joth to tho othor' pr'oml.so to
ondenmify and 311 Co hut'1I\ I Oll:l 1l1'l,'/tu;<, Ga p I. till. gU.l.n, do b tll I.noured by
50,. Quch and to 1.\1, GtL I'. (lIYIY l.1.ulliU.tI.NI H:] !II' div'J!'c" ,1:1.1.,
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to !lCl!lIII'I,IW ,.m<.l :JIIl I. I; 1I1JlIllohol.<1 Ilol.'Hl/',I,il/',11 II(HJot'dLn/~ CII oll.oh hlll
Ilood lIlld/ot' t'ollUOU C. '"ua LII'J~' clio lIlll.oJ Ill") pot' c,y WillI hUl'O Co for
,lV/OUt' Jol.ntl,y 01:' .lndivl.dll:.\l.i,y l.J,y t,h~J IIIlI'U.OII hen"lCIJ tho Jllu't 1.0'.1
have attc)lIlpLI.JII 'to .11, , I."J" 1,11';['0 ',"I Ll'II/1I"1I 1.,[1 ","'" 1.'1.1. ,I I.n fl I lI'lrl rl'll. ,
':,1\;,011 li')!I"'}I',": I,,, "1'1 :1, :lll,) Y'L!',hc "JClllldru'd IInd \'Il.th duo rOI~ard
to t;ho d,.~h ta of.' lJllch p:H'I;,y alld 011 I. L,lt'l,]ll to IlInl't'llgo th'.1 d l v I.n I.l)n
of thu uxci3tlnc I:'IHlI...tUtlUO will tult,) Jllrtco lIftel' L,i'a)Ul1d U[lono
llu,j,e lit whluh tilllo valulJoJ fllllCJUnt wLLI. tJo dollv<H'od ~1ft{S )/,c;A,...I
1l1ll't1.1I1J I;altl) no oJ..\\.m 1;0 tll,! ol;hlll.' ,'llllltl,:1l 'll' Ll;llli,I,lt,'l. (11I1l1;UII), w:llvOl:,
HUIJlmnd t'OJ.lll'lUl.llf'311 hl..,1 I.lleho:ltu J.nt'H'oul; l'l.t',ht I.n l'ut'll'O 1!:Jtlll;o or
Yllfu alld wi11) l'ollnllul.:IIII"1 hl!l' I.llullO:,II;,) ;111.1 I,ll 1;'H'ltl I I; l'1.dl~ In hi,.!
Cut'.ll'u out:J.t'J,
);loth i,l,,:,tlou hOl'o to iIIul;ual '.lgroo anti [11'0111100 that noithot' wU.l
uontrac~ 01' othot'wLJC lnuut' cobt I.n Lf\l~ otlluru ot' ,lol.nt tWill') wl.thllul;
pl'l 0 t.' porlllil'lion alld llll';nod oonuont or tho othlJr horoto, uoth P'lY'tl'11
h~I"J~'J /"'1"""1:'1'1. II,,' '" "," I. ~ tho ot;her party 1;I\I.l~ I,hll,y havo not
110 CJ\)tJ~t'I.W ~(l(l any dnlJL 'lnLJuCllmowll Lu 1,110 0~1I111;' .up I,(j ~hl) ~I.rn~ Ilnll
Qt ';(/1'."., Wt'~'t'e... ~
date of thlu Ilgl'OOmollt;, Fl'oll! tho dato 01' 1,/1).',1 Nl}.i)JfJ 1I'fIiJ I.,. llu8bllrld
and WHo Illay shall and :Jh1l11 contlnuo to Ufo llepllrato and tJ.Plll't
fl'om ol1oh othol' and nu l th"r Pfll't l.oo I.lhaU oompoJ. tho othot' to
llVll wl.th him at.' h,lt' 'll' not' rJhllU tho,. ,mtt'oul.Jlo Ilno ot' (jthor.
rielther party ohall lntot.'fot' wlth tlio dgll~:3. pt'l.vleclll()~l, Ol'
act of tho othor and ()O.IJh Pfll't,y UhllU, l.Jo Ill. J.j.blJr~y to act In hl.s Ol'
her own bohall', and IlU thoy oue fit. thiu llBt'oolllont uhul.l not bo
oonntt'uod to oC[',)()I; 'Jr.' Illlt' I;hl' y'I./',I.r; "[' 'lll;h'.H' 1I1l"1',,y I;'l :lnd ab-
lJoLuto dlvtll'UO 'HI 111/.';:\1. an,l Lt'uLhL\IL f:,t.'ounJu l1' Lho,y t}llW tlxul.1JL
on tho horaaftol' Ilri80 nol' ahall thio aBl'8emont l.Jo oonutl'uod
as Ilny rll';rooJnent by ,~l.~hol' [lut't,!, h~rl)~o not to dil'ontl ngulnot n
sult and divol'cO COIIIl)n:HI tl,y Ol.th,ll' rml't,y nor llhu1l it bo ln nn,yothol'
way bo rogurdlJ(l nil 11 w:tlv,Jt' IJ1' any .:'l,~ht:u by 'JHher part,y to
[ll1t'tioupat'J 1.11 th'J lll;I./','ltl.'lll r)J.' an,y :Iuch Ilctl,on. 'rho HUrJband nnd
IIU'o IJPQoil'i()llll.y a/.',t',),) that till! IlI.l:Jb:tl1l1 wl11 l.Jo lntl.Llo,[ to
tho dOpullo!'Jntc,y U;WII\ I' I, ~'lll ["Jl: l"'Jd,!t'aL L11'J'lIl\'l l'ax P'H'P')II"1l f"l' th'l
nt'"I, f yt'. iMV'~i11~~~ :L1ld IVll',) Ivl.LL b" unl;I.I:Lod ['ot'
aLL ,yuanl :Il'tut.', f'J'lt'I;'ll.lll.lli'; '.l'l<Jh '~lllLd, :1'JI,'Hld chlld bol.nl\ 'yOUIlI~')t'
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CLI\Ut ':1Vl!. I\('TION nIV()I'l~~; 3\01 ( )'
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To thG rtothonotnrv:
Ttnncmit I.hc tllcoL'd, tr.lQGth':L I~ilh thp. t<111IlwiJ\'~ J.nlotmuU,m, to th...
COUl't fOl' t,lnlty 01 n ,llVOlcr.' d"'Jrn,'~
1. (lL'ollnd tot ,!ivotcrn lnllltl"vahl,) btc~l\clowtl lI11rl",: 0"'11\"n (~o\t,.)
~O I () () of thn Divor",' >::0<111.1
2. Dlllf! <lnd mlltlllnt III /11lrv\,cl? ot till! rlotll!Jlaltltl l"r"lI.Hh 19'1"-
: f OI";;f)"cLiim;; t' I';; I ~ ~iii.i r [;j~ii t,-.,." ;\i v''; i ':l'ii1 I ~,.iil i t "d
3. f),1te ('If e~'-'l'ulioll 01 th,) atfidllvit ot conOf.'1l1 t"qui till.! bv I!..~!tlon
~Ql(d u( thl? Piv"I"'" ':o<1rtl by plllintttl Tot'""R,,'h l,fJtlf'l.Il, H,'V Hh,
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4, Rdal"..I dDltllll r..tldillq. (IHItt.lp.m'-'nt tOlllld 111 ,lr,\C'llm'ml tltll't
Poat N"plUl\1 Aqr"..m,mt - .tnd "locum'mlll Illlhmlt.,l to "011 I' t, hOlt"i"
tlttadll)',\,
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to') tr,1nomH r""'II,1 It COllY ')~ wh!ch 1n I.IttadlO\',1 0' Ihln ,II,v'll"'fI I'"
10 b!' 'mt"t~,1 11ll<l.... om", 201 ", Ll ot thr) ntVr",,~ ""d,',
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STIVIN JOBIPH LONCAR,
defendant
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IN THI coun Of COMMON PLII'IS 0.'
CUMBIRLAND COUNTY, PINNSYLVANIA
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CIVIL ACTION DIVORCI-SEC. 3301
1I0TICI TO DlrlllD "liD CLAIM RIOHT8
This notice hi' been notified to court. If you wish to defend aq.inst the
cl.ims let forth in the following pIgea, you must take prompt action. You
Ire ~Irned that if you fail to do so, the oase may procoed without you .nd
. dearem of divorce or annulment may be entered Igainst you by the court.
A judgment m.y alao bl! entered Igainst you for liny o~her clltim or relief
requuted in the.. p.pers by pl dnt! ff. Suoh papl!rtl n.med, POST NEPTUAL
1'01'1114111'1'. You may 10le money or property or other rights important to you,
inoluding aUltody or visitation of your children.
When the qround for the divorce i. indiqnitiol or irretrievable break-down
o~ the marrhge. you may reque.t. marriage ClounaeUng. A list of marri.ge
counselora i. Ivailable in the Office of the Prothonotlry It Cumberland
county Court Hou.e.
Ir YOU DO NOT rILl A CLAIM rOR ALIHONY, DIVISION or PROPERTY, LAWYIR'S
rlls OR IXPIN81S BlrORI A DIVORCI OR AIINULHEIIT IS GRANTID, YOU HAY LOSI
THI RIOHT TO CLAIM ANY or THEM.
YOU SHOULD TAKI THIS PAPIR TO YOUR LAWYER AT ONel. Ir YOU DO NOT HAVI A
LANYIR OR CANNOT ArrORD aNI. 00 TO OR TELEPHONE THI orflCE SET rORTH alLOW
TO rIND OUT NHIRI YOU CAN GIT LIOAL HILP.
COURT lIDHIN IS1'RAlON fORTJI fLOOR
CUMBERLAND COUNTY COURT HOUSE
CARLISLE, PI',
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(717-249-6200)
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ITIVIN JOSIPH LONCAR,
1 IN THI COURT OF COMMON rLE~S OF
I' CUMBIRLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
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CIVIL ACTION-DIVORCE )301 (c)
COMPLIUNT UNDER SECTION 3301 (0 J or THE DIVORCE COD!
Plaintiff i. Ton*-Reh Lonoar, who currently reside. at 140 L.e Dr.
Mary.vill"" PI. , Perry county, since 1986.
Defendant ia Steven Joseph Lonoar, who ourrently r@side. at .am~
address, of Perry oounty, Pa., sinoe approximately eiqht year.
Plaintiff and/or Defendant hss/have been a bona fide r~sident(s) i~
the commonwealth for at I..st six months immediately previous to the
filing of thi. Complaint.
The plaintiff and defendant were mnrried on June 14th 1970 in
Middletown, Pa. Dauphin oounty.
There have be~n no prior action. of divorce or lor annulment between
pnt1es.
The marriage is irretrievably broken-no fault.
plaintiff ha. been advi.ed that coun.eling is evailable and that
plainfiff mar have the right to request court requirn the partie. to
partioipate n ooun.eling.
After ninety (90) day. have elapsed from date of the filinq of this
complaint, plaintiff intends to file an Af.fidavit consentinq to,a
divorce. Plaintiff believes defendant may also file such an Affidavit.
"HEftIFORI, if both partlea file affidavita consenting to divorce after
hin.ty (90) day. hav. elap.ed from th. date of the filinq of this complaint
plaintiff re.p.otfullr reque.t. the Court to enter a decree of diVorce
to & 3301(0) of th. D vorce Code. '
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STIllVBN J. LONCAR,
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ORDBR OF COURT
AND NOW, this 23rd day of June, 1995, upon consideration of
Plaintiff's Praecipe '1'0 Transmit Record in this divorce case, the
~ourt must decline to enter a divorce decree at thie time because
the record is incomplete and confusing'
(1) The Praecipe To Transmit Record is deficient with respect
to an indication of the manner of servico of the complaint upon
Defendant, and Plaintiff'. proof of service is less than clear in
thit regard.
(2) The Praecipe To Transmit Record is also defioient with
respect to an indication of the date of Defendant's affidavit of
oonsent, and the affidavJ,t ligned by Defendant it incomplete.
(3) The Plaintiff hal filed documents in this action entitled
"Claim To Child Support" and "Post Neputal Agreement" which are
referred to in hor praecipe To Transmit Record and which purport to
resolve h.ues of child support, custody and equitable
distribution, but which are not signed by Defendant. It is unolear
whether Plaintiff expects a decree entered by the Court to give
legal effect to those doouments.
THB COURT does not wish to hinder the parties if they both
deaire that a divorce deoree be entered, but respectfully requests
that the Ieoord be made more complete and lell confu.ing. In this
regard, perhaps Defendant's oounsel could assilt with some of the
TONA R~:tI LONCAJI,
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STEVEN J. LONCAR,
Defendant
NO. 95-0675 CIVIL TERM
ORDER Of' COURT,
AND NOW, this 23rd day of June, 1995, upon coneideration of
Plaintiff'e Prnecipe To Tranemit Record in this divorce cnse, the
COllrt must decline to enter a divorce decree at thie time because
thu record is incompleto and confusingl
(1) The Ploecipe To Transmit Record is deficient with respeot
to an indication of the manner of service of the complaint upon
Defendant, and Plaintiff's proof of service is less than clear in
this regard.
(2) The Praecipe To Transmit Record is also deficient with
respect to an indication of the date of Defendant's affidavit of
consent, and the affidavit signed by Defendant is incomplete.
(3) The Plaintiff hae filed documente in this action entitled
"Claim To Child SupporV' and "Poet Neputal Agreement" which are
referred to in hor Praecipe To Transmit Record'and which purport to
resolve issues of child
support,
cuutody and equitable
distribution, but which are not uiqnod by Defendnnt. It ie unclea~
whether Plaintiff expects a decree entered by the Court to give
legal effect to those documents.
TIm COUll'!' doos not wish to h lnlier the pnr't lllS if they both
d'!(ilro th,lt ;,\ di'/qrr:e d,":roo bo ent,ned, but respectfully requests
that the record be made more complete and leus confllsing. In this
rognrd, perhaps Dofondnnt'a cOlltHl,)!. Gould assist with smno of the
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